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requires the use of pre-negotiated step-out criteria that are reviewed and approved by DOE
during the DSA review process. Stepping-out of a control does not necessarily mean that the
control may be de-energized, as it still may be needed to satisfy life safety or emergency
response requirements. It simply means that a control be retired from the safety basis.
Once the criteria are satisfied, only contractor verification that the condition is met, and that
DOE is notified, is necessary to allow the contractor to retire the control. When using this
approach, the DSA should use explicit terms and conditions that define the conditions and
process for retiring controls, and provide administrative controls that describe the process for
stepping out of a control, as well as further safety measures if necessary, once a control is retired
(e.g., increased fire watch or lower combustible limits).
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